Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-02

POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of LATE Tomlin, for battery,
was partly tried and continued until Fri
day ...... VIM. Mccormack pleaded guilty of
disturbing the peace at the ball game last
Sunday and was fined $5.....Quong Hopp
was convicted of battery upon boy and
fined 81 so. 1t was not serious case, as
another boy had previously thrown a stone
at the Celestial, and he made mistake as
to who the thrower was......Ah Kings case
of assault to murder went over until to-
morrow, owing to the illness of the prose-
cutting witness. Mary Wilson, previously
convicted of disturbing the peace, was
fined $5......Ah Lee, arrested for refusing to
give his name to the poll-tax collector, for
feited his deposit Dan Cummings, ac-
cused of having been drunk, forfeited his
deposit. Peter Blum, a drunk, was dis
charged John Royal was tried for dis
turbing the peace and discharged.
ARRESTS FOR THE Manufacturing the
month of May the police made 226 arrests,
as follows For disturbing the peace, Sc;
sleeping on the sidewalk, 1 ; safe keeping
% drunk, As; nisdemeanor. %; on sus-
picion, 16; visiting opium den, q keeping
an opium den, vagrancy, IS; forgery, 2 ;
exhibiting, 10; on bench warrants, 2: con-
tempt of Court, l; selling lottery tickets,
l petit larceny, 5; common drunkards, Z;
assault to murder, 3 battery, II; grand
larceny, malicious mishief, sick man,
1 obtaining money under false pretenses,
] drawing deadly weapon / using vulgar
language, l. burglary, 4; insanity, 4; de-
tanned witness, Z; carrying concealed
weapon, 1. Fifty-three " dodgers" were ac-
commodated with beds during the month,
and 10 prisoners en- route stopped over at
the city prison.
CALIFORNIAN PIoNIc.-The eleventh an
nual picnic and games of the CALIFORNIAN
Club will be held at East Park next Satur-
day, and the affair will doubtless be fully
equal, if not superior, TO any given under
the auspices of that organization, and, as
every Saeramentan is aware. their enter
tainments are unexcelled. All the promi-
nent athletes of the State will be present
on this occasion. The Hussar Band will
furnish music for the dancing platform.
and full corps of pipers will play for the
prize dancing. The street railroad COM
pany will see that there is no DELAY in
getting TO the grounds, The Caledonians
extend a cordial invitation to all their
friends, and promise them true Highland
welcome.
COUNTY JAIL REPoRT.-Sherif Drew re-
ports that during the month of May So pris-
oners were confined in the county Jail, for
the following offenses: Grand larceny. 3;
burglary, A. assault with deadly weapon, /:
obtaining money under false pretenses, 1 ;
petit larceny. 6; misdemeaner, =: vagraney,
IL; disturbing the peace, S; battery, 5: con-
tempt of Court. l. safe keeping, L; insanity,
6. OF these, 80 have been discharged, as
follows: Nineteen upon expiration of SEN
tence, 4 by order of Court, 2 sent to insane
asylum, sent to State Prison, on salts
faction of fine, l by order of the Commits
sioners of Lunacy, and by order of Court,
leaving 25 in confinement June LIST.
FIELD FIREs.-About two acres of grain
on the Jacobs ranch, near Franklin, were
destroyed by fire yesterday. and the loss
would have been greater but for the fire
being stopped by cross road. The blaze
is supposed to have been started by cigar
or cigarette thrown carelessiy into the
field by some passer-by......At Andy
Riders ranch, near Loomis, considerable
fencing and several acres of hay are re-
ported to have been burned on Tuesday,
the fire being caused, it is presumed, by q
spark from the locomotive of some passing
train.
AUCTION SALE.--W. H. Sherburn will
sell at salesroom No. 1913 X street, at 10 A.
NJ. tomorrow, fne lot of furniture and
carpets, con- prising handsome scarlet
plush parlor set. walnut marble-top bed
room suite, spring and hair mattresses,
light cottage set, marble-top tables, Brus-
sells carpets, oil cloth. two bed-lounges,
walnut extension table. filter, mirrors,
pictures, brackets, clocks, crockery and
glassware, etc.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE-To-night, and for
one night only, Charles H. Hoyt's laugh
able satire, entitled g A Rag Baby" will be
given at the Clunie by an excellent COM
pany, including Frank Daniels in his ceIe-
brated creation of Old Sport. The play was
presented in this city some time ago, and
received with much favor. 1t presents
many types of human nature, al hit of
admirably. Popular prices are announced.